📊 Weighted Grade Calculator

Q: How is weightage usually assigned in Pakistani schools and universities?

Weightage varies, but a common structure is: Assignments/Quizzes: 10–20% Midterm Exams: 20–30% Final Exams: 40–60% Lab/Practical Work (if applicable): 20–30% Each institution sets its own rules.

Q: What grading scales are common in Pakistan?

Percentage System (Matric/Intermediate): 80–100% = A+ 70–79% = A 60–69% = B 50–59% = C 40–49% = D Below 40% = Fail University GPA System (4.0 scale, HEC standard): 85%+ = 4.0 (A) 80–84% = 3.7 (A–) 75–79% = 3.3 (B+) 70–74% = 3.0 (B) 65–69% = 2.7 (B–) 60–64% = 2.3 (C+) 55–59% = 2.0 (C) Below 50% = Fail

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What is a weighted grade calculator?

A weighted grade calculator is a tool that helps students calculate their final percentage or GPA by considering the weightage (importance) of each exam, assignment, quiz, lab work, or project according to their institution’s grading policy.

How is weightage usually assigned in Pakistani schools and universities?

Weightage varies, but a common structure is:
Assignments/Quizzes: 10–20%
Midterm Exams: 20–30%
Final Exams: 40–60%
Lab/Practical Work (if applicable): 20–30%
Each institution sets its own rules.

Can I use a weighted grade calculator for board exams (Matric/F.Sc./Intermediate)?

Yes, but board exams in Pakistan (BISE) usually use a fixed formula where the final exam carries 100% weightage. For school/college-level internal exams, the weighted calculator is more useful since different components (assignments, projects, midterms, finals) contribute differently.

How do universities in Pakistan calculate final grades?

Most universities (like LUMS, NUST, PU, FAST, etc.) follow a Credit Hour + Weighted Marks System.
Each course has credit hours.
Each component (assignments, midterms, finals, labs) has a percentage weight.
The final grade is calculated by multiplying scores with their respective weightage and then converting to GPA using the grading scale.

What grading scales are common in Pakistan?

Percentage System (Matric/Intermediate):
80–100% = A+
70–79% = A
60–69% = B
50–59% = C
40–49% = D
Below 40% = Fail
University GPA System (4.0 scale, HEC standard):
85%+ = 4.0 (A)
80–84% = 3.7 (A–)
75–79% = 3.3 (B+)
70–74% = 3.0 (B)
65–69% = 2.7 (B–)
60–64% = 2.3 (C+)
55–59% = 2.0 (C)
Below 50% = Fail